The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-18
LATE news ITEMS.

has vetoed Tie hazen (Boston q Maine
/ railroad) bill
/ Daniel Hostettcr, well-known farmer,
| Of Allen County, o., was fatally injured by
! q runaway team, q few DAYS ago.
! IL is reported that the Planters Sugar
Company, at New Orleans, have joined the
! Sugar Trust Company.
! Charles Eschew, aged thirty. employed
! by John BuChtel, Akron, o., dropped dead
! from heart disease the other day.
The United Labor party of Now York
| have nominated Abncr {. Thomas aud
! John Vincent for the Supreme Court, and
! Louis +. Post for District Attorney.
| The liabilities OF ii. Webster Il Co. deal
/ ers in liquors, New York city, arc S135, 900,
actual assets SSlS,OO0 The creditors will
| probably be paid in full aud the trm dis.
! solve.
| II ia reported that Thomas Mast Will take
| a place on the New York Grdphie under tie
! new management. and that the paper will
! open the Presidential bali in Blaine favor.
! The large cot on and wooden mill OF the
! Park Mount Manufacturing Company at
! Lenni, Delaware County, Pa, was de-
( stroyed by fire the other day. Tho loss will
! reach ESQ COO, aud the insurance $4,000
! The fishing schooner Rebeca NicKorson,
/ Of Proyidcrcetown Mass, is supposed to
! have been lost on the Banks with her crew
! of nineteen men during tho great gale OF
! September 81. All the rest OF the feet have
! returned safely.
Steps are being taken toward erecting q
I monument at thEt point on the Cuyahoga
! river where Captain Brady made his IA
nous leaplO escape the Indians. Tie CID
! pioneers OF Portage and Summit rounties
! have the matter in charge.
! There was n huge defacation and great
/ hn i'm I,pi
/ Of the ofcors or the German bank emLcz-
zlcd g., OOO.OO0. and the institution was
forced TO close it's doors. Hundreds Of peo-
ple will, 1t is stated be beggared by the
crash.
Colonel William McWillams, the well.
known political orator, WIS killed in front
OF saloon at Jacksonville, Fla, the other
night. by George Bangs. The shooting was
the outcome Of u long-standlnC quarrel,
and considered justiliablo by many, rs Nc
Williams had threatened to Kill Bangs on
sight.
the liabilities Of d. G. YuenginG & Co.,
! or New York, were fixed at Il meeting OF
the creditors at 1893 GS5 and resources
-, 2O3, G59, showing surplus of GG09"s II
was decided 10 form stock company, COM
posed OF the creditors, and TO issue bonds
for 81, 500, GSj, secured by mortgage on the
three concerns own by the old firm.
The finishing and warcrooms Of Kline
| Bros d Co., and tho planning mills OF the
Novelty Mil Company and L. Powell, al
Wilhamsport, Pa, were burned the other
day. Loss i50GO; insurance $500. Over
lA0 men are thrown out Of employment.
The increased irritation of Russia over
the state of affairs in Bulgaria, together
with the inactivity of the Porte, renders it
extremely likely that the Cars govern
mCnt will make n positive demand upon
Bulgaria and upon tho powers with refer.
CLCC TO the status Of that principally ~.
most immediately. III semi. Ofiaial circles
there - a strong conviction that some
thing Of the kind Will occur during the
week.
The State Department has been officially
informed Of the selection Of Sir Charles
. Tuppcr together with Messrs. Chamber
lain and West, as the British commission
crs in the fishery conference.
Henry II. Smith. tho Journal clerk Of the
House Of Representatives. has presented
10 Secretary Furchild. on behalf Of the cit
liens Of CharcvOix, Mich. a petition pray.
ing that n gold medal, or other testimonial.
be presented 10 Miss Mary Wakefield, Q!
Churicvoix, for her bravery in saving The
hfc OF child. Tho Secretary of the Treas.
ury is authorized by law TO grant medals
Ms a reward for bravery in c-saving. and
the citizens OF CharlCvOiX think tGGt Miss
Wakcielo's hCroism should be recognized.
Colonel W. L. Switzler Chief Of the
Bureau OF Statistics, will issue during the
present week Il comprehensive report On
the production. expectation, importation
and manufacture Of wool and wOolcE goods
in tins country. Il will contain hundreds
Of tables Of statistics ofthis industry ITdcr
all the different tariff laws SINCE 1870.
Ohio, California and Texas will be shown
10 still be the leading wool producing
States. In the former there has been an in
crease Of twenty per cent in the prOduc-
tion OF wool, and in tho latter over fifty
per cent. since 1880 The value Of the pro
ductiou for the past year will be estimated
at $50, 10000.
Tho legal proceedings by Mrs. Lydia
Cutting against General William Cutting,
as executor OF his fathers will, has been
withdrawn. Mrs. Cutting was awarded
Judgment Of 500, 900 against General Cu;.
Ting, aud he turacd owe. 10 her property
worth $50 800. She has accepted this a.
settlement in full, TINS giving up SghOD
General Cutting has resigned all his trusts
under the will.
san Antonio. which has been hcadquar-
tors for shCcpmcn since Texas Was an.
rcXCd, is IN u peck Of trouble over her wool
maric'. IN the history Of the city there
has never been such q dead lack Of BUYERS.
for Cston, Now York, Chicago and s..
Louis houses wcro badly bitten last spring
by the heavy decline which set IN subse
QuCnt 10 their payment OF fancy prices. ana
came down this fail determined To take wool
al bedrock figures.
The wife OF Harry TAYLOR, who was sup
posed TO have been murdered with her hus-
band by Dry Bayou, Miss, MasOns. has
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